Conservation Sicence - A Virtual Visualization of Chankillo, Peru

World Monuments Fund is co-sponsoring a research, sustainable development, and rehabilitation project at Chankillo, a ceremonial center that was built over 2,300 years ago in the Casma Valley, located in the Ancash region of Peru. The following video shows a virtual simulation of the sun’s cyclic movement, registered with great precision in the peaks and valleys of the Thirteen Towers.
Learn more: www.wmf.org/project/chankillo
Sponsors:
World Monuments Fund, Selz Foundation, Asociación Ancash, Asociación Antamina, Asociación Cultural Peruano Británica, Instituto de Investigaciones Arqueológicas

[@kiyokookabe6962]

Amazing! Extraordinary wisdom of the ancients.

[@maszlagma]

Wow, this is amazing! Thank you for sharing this video!

[@canelokillerproportilla613]

Y SE ACABA DE CONVERTIR EN PATRIMONIO DE LA HUMANIDAD.

[@aakashsaini436]

thank you for this video

[@nabanita7861]

The background music is so melodious,

[@angelmishima5896]

Bonito lugar, yo lo visite

[@MarcosOliveira-kq6it]

Thank you. If the people who build these structures could watch this video they would laugh a lot. We people of the 21 century, we know everything with absolute certainty, dont we ?

[@maxcavaleri]

Great place to visit, but it is a bit hot, so you have to bring solar protection, hat, and a lot of water!!!!

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Revalorarla es amarla

[@mevenstien]

🙂